Australia Silences Criticism Of Vaccines, Benefits of Homeopathy

[Maria Bohle]

We teach homeopathy to the vet students but it is different as the animals communicate differently.
A lot of our students do very well with this course. Lots of vet techs, UK and Canada you are supposed to treat with a vet supervision. USA doesn't have those restrictions.

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[Vicki Satta]

Right... I totally agree with that, but a smart pet owner who is working via e-mail or Skype has to have a vet ready to roll in an emergency or to find the way to get vaccine exemptions and important stuff like that! If I had not had my dog Walter (and Katie too) tested for an extensive and expensive thyroid test at Hemopet.org , the homeopath who was working with me at the time would have continued to treat for reverse sneezing because I engaged her as an acute to see if she was a dog hom or not! In fact, she told me... testing is a waste of time and money. However, I didn't think he had hypothyroidism, but I tested both dogs anyway, and I am glad I learned that lesson. I thought Katie was the one... she looked like a hypo dog. No... it was Walter.

And I had him tested again just before Christmas. Thanks to homeopathy and the FSeries .... his numbers are normal now. So there are reasons why having a vet is necessary. Very few reasons if you're an informed pet owner (LOL). I'm learning, but I have a friend (Z... that's you) who helps me. She is a guru and I learn about dogs and nutrition from her, and the vet does their thing and we know what the homeopath does!!! He does the healing and teaches people like me how to know when to up the potency or leave it alone.

Best
Vicki

[Shannon Nelson]

I've been surprised at how accessible it is, to treat animals simply using regular classical treatment method -- and using what one can of "interpreting" the animal's behavior and personality and etc. One thing that's needed, is enough familiarity with the species (and the individual) to be able to identify mental / emotional expressions (timid; friendly; curious; worried -- all that), and to know what's normal *for the species*, then gauge the individual animal's characteristics from that frame of reference. A lizard lying in the sun would not be displaying "desires warmth", for instance -- that's just normal lizard behavior. Etc.

[Vicki Satta]

Well, I have to say again: we need MORE/MORE of you! Once a pet owner sees the power of homeopathy they won't go back to allopathy.



Vicki

[Maria Bohle]

Yes this is the first part of a 500 hour homeopathic (professional) program.

And all Homeopaths must be aware of their educational limitations and be ready to refer a patient 2 or 4 legged on for more information when necessary.

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[Irene de Villiers]

Meet my school:
International Veterinary Homeopathy School, registered in WA state with short name IVYHOM.
Training is a unit at a time, by Correspondence wih one on one training.
It includes all aspects of being a vethom.

Namaste,
Irene
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Irene de Villiers, B.Sc AASCA MCSSA D.I.Hom/D.Vet.Hom.
P.O. Box 4703 Spokane WA 99220.
www.angelfire.com/fl/furryboots/clickhere.html (Veterinary Homeopath.)
"Man who say it cannot be done should not interrupt one doing it."

[Irene de Villiers]

No it has worse restrictions :-0

* I was not doing any treating nor any charging of money and I was found guilty of practicing medicine without a license - for sending a copy of my research-results webpage to someone.
There is not even free speech in USA.
* A vet in California taught his client how to use homeopathy on her animal and was found guilty of some kind of malpractice.
* A vet in Texas helps people by internet and is in court apealing his conviction for practicing medicine without a patient on the examining bench, (based on free speech - which does not exist in USA) .
SO no, even the vet is not allowed to use homeopathy in USA, or teach it to a client, never mind the homeopath.
Anyone still freely using homeopathy just has not been found with evidence yet. But the courts are busy in multiple states with the cases for which they do have some kind of email or paper or other evidence.
Do not hoodwink your vethom students, it's NOT a free country.
Namaste,
Irene
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Irene de Villiers, B.Sc AASCA MCSSA D.I.Hom/D.Vet.Hom.
P.O. Box 4703 Spokane WA 99220.
www.angelfire.com/fl/furryboots/clickhere.html (Veterinary Homeopath.)
"Man who say it cannot be done should not interrupt one doing it."

[Irene de Villiers]

Homeopathy itself, being enery related and not chemical related, is independent of metabolism or physiology and is not species specific. Arnica will work for a bee hit by a car, a plant you walk on, a llama who tripped over a log and fell, and for your own bashed knee, for example.

However when it comes to chronic cases, it is another matter to accurately assess the case in order to select a remedy.
Species behavior matters and varies - as you suggested with suntan lizzie. Even dogs and cats have opposite language
- ears flat is a friendly dog but an aggressive cat. Lying on their back is the cat's most well defended position - all 18 claws and four kickboxing karate chopping legs at the ready along with the jaws - but for a dog it is a submissive position.

A big difference is nutrition. Omnivores like mice rats and people have some thigns in comon bu they do nto apply to carnivores like dogs, cats and ferret- nor to herbivores. MOST human-fed animals are gettig the wrong diet and it is causing illness not fixable by remedy - so that matters to understand well per species..

All else is also per species.
They are prone to different diseases, have different organ function, different metabolic issues, different structural issues, may come in large groups all ill together, neding different techniques etc.

SO while the homeopathy uses the same principles it needs a lot of additional knowledge by species.
Dosing also is not uniform, apart from size of dose which is easy to vary. Dosing a wild cheetah is not a case of here, pussy pussy... a feral cat is not much easier... And dosing a large herd of cattle with foot and mouth or even just ringworm, needs some handy procedures in place of individual dosing. So does an outbreak of infectious illness in a shelter, kennel or aviary.It helps to have a "bag of tricks" - procedures, techniques, etc - ready to use.
Yes.
eg "Disinclination to do housework" = lack of self grooming......MAYbe!
Cats usually stop grooming becasue they are dehydrated. It takes a lot of saliva to groom a cat. They also get sicker if they do not groom as it is also their way of cooling down - evaporation cooling after gooming. After all cat skin has no sweat glands.
It is different with elephants. They groom by rolling in sand, no hydration issues with that grooming method.
Compare:
Sulph types do not stop grooming, they just never start:-)
One relies on the owner to know the individual features. But the vethom has to know what questions to ask to elicit the information or it will not be brought out - and also what to ask regarding species tendencies.
A dog trying to climb a tree could be a bit nuts, or a keen hunter, or being chased by a larger predator or just trying to keep up with a cat companion.

Often the owner is unaware of the species features, and the vethom has to be sure to get what tghe animal actually did and NOT what the owner says they did.

Example:
Owner: "This cat is very aggressive. She bares her teeth and growls and screams at my other cat"
Vethom will know from training, that the noisy cat in an altercation is the one being bullied - the victim, not the aggressor. That will matter for remedy selection.

It is also important to be able to interpret lab tests for each species. That will tell you what the animal can not tell you. For example:
A human will tell you if they have kidney pain or malfunction symptoms. A cat owner not so. But lab tests will give you wht is happening to the kidneys. In cats you'd look for high amylase, in dogs for high creatinine. High amylase in dogs might indicate pancreas issues, but that is not so in cats. So you need to understand the metabolism, and how to read it in tests. (Believe me the vets no longer know how adn do not try, it is now the pathoogtist's job and they do not look at combinations or ratios of tests. It is up to the vethom.)
With or without a believable diagnosis, a vethom needs to know what is going on inside the animal.

It is all involved but very interesting work.
Determining ICT, if you can, is a huge help.

For example:
German shepherd with cushings syndrome is sleeping out in the bitter cold all night (by choice), refusing covers, then comes in and shivers with cold all morning/day.
She is a Kali-carb ICT type. They get the worst hot flashes with the least raised glucose. So her cold seeking at night is from hot flashes not constitutional tendency to cold sleeping places. She actually feels the cold a lot. Her glucose was high every night from cushings aggravated by a big meal with carbs at night. What she needed was insulin for glucose control, a no-carb supper, and an indoor bed to sleep warmly minus glucose induced hot flashes or immune system challenging cold - NOT a remedy including seeking cold sleeping places
...........as part of her vethom recommendations.
The understanding of what is happening interrnally is relevant to figuring that out.

Namaste,
Irene
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Irene de Villiers, B.Sc AASCA MCSSA D.I.Hom/D.Vet.Hom.
P.O. Box 4703 Spokane WA 99220.
www.angelfire.com/fl/furryboots/clickhere.html (Veterinary Homeopath.)
"Man who say it cannot be done should not interrupt one doing it."

[Irene de Villiers]

Have you any idea how little the average vet knows these days?
I pity the animal needing more than a decent vethom knows!
My rule is to always recomend to the client, whatever I consider to be in the best interests of the animal, no matter what or who is needed, and to offer more than one option if it exists, with pros and cons.

The decision belongs to the client as to whom to see.
Whether the need is for 2 legged baby osprey, five finned fish. zero leg python or pet centipede collecton.

Just do not put several centipedes in the same travel container...unless of course you WANT one big one instead:-)

HAPPY 2015 EVERYONE!

Namaste,
Irene
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Irene de Villiers, B.Sc AASCA MCSSA D.I.Hom/D.Vet.Hom.
P.O. Box 4703 Spokane WA 99220.
www.angelfire.com/fl/furryboots/clickhere.html (Veterinary Homeopath.)
"Man who say it cannot be done should not interrupt one doing it."